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Bad challenges - so annoying!!
There is so many challenges out there (especially in c++) which the answers to is just incorrect. for example, they ask if a code is valid while the main function should return int and the return statement isn't even written there. Please Sololearn - you are great, but review the challenges better please!!! (I literally almost broke my phone raging on the fifth time)
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If you find an incorrect question in challenges please do report it. Thats all we can do for now 😥
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In java challenges, there are some really triggering questions. Why would ever do "String s = new String("g")" or "Integer i = new Integer(4)", you just do not do that.
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"depends on the compiler"
This is only true if you're using a compiler that doesn't follow the specs. Otherwise, it is always a given that a main function without a return statement returns 0: http://www.stroustrup.com/bs_faq2.html
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Speaking of Java challenges I also thought many answers were wrong. Later I found out that I was wrong, some of them are really tricky
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@merkrafter - depends on the compiler. you know what - wonderful. There is a question in the challenges which ask if a code is valid to and the return value doesnt exist there and the answer is not valid. (f-word) choose which way to go...
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@Martin - hahaha in c++ I had a question which was so not trivial to understand something like the output of string("abc" "ghd")
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9) Create a program that prompts the user for two start and end numbers and shows on the screen a countdown
Number entered for the beginning and scroll to the number entered as end.
Someone resolves this one for me.
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In C # language
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(In C++ you don't necessarily need a return statement in the main function. If you don't write one, the compiler adds it automatically.)